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Tour to Invest in Greater Cairo

Cairo remains one of the oldest cities in history with diversified civilizations and a mix of cultures. As we have learned in school its prime location on the old world map has led to it being cosmopolitan where Europeans, Asians, Middle Easterners, and Africans meet, trade, and mate. Even throughout modern history, its location has helped shape world politics and economies. Having said that Cairo is one historical hub that is a must visit and a great investment option

Blockchain Real Estate: Make Investment Easy!

Savings, mortgages, loans, licenses, and lots of paperwork might have come to an end with the introduction of the innovative blockchain technology. Decentralized applications might be the answer to many bureaucratic systems and has been applied in many countries yet the monitoring of decentralized transaction system remains unknown. Invest-Gate looks into this ingenious blockchain invention that appeared in the last decade.

Blockchain Is More Vital Than Bitcoin: Blockchain Expert

Although ‘bitcoin’ has recently been a worldwide buzzword and gaining more popularity than ever, the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) has issued an official warning statement against utilizing virtual currencies, mainly bitcoin, due to the high risks involved, describing it as volatile and unstable in value due to unregulated transactions. Concerning this, Invest-Gate sits with Ahmed Mansour, Information Technology Consultant and Blockchain Expert, who gives an insight about the investment and utilization of cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, in addition to where Egypt stands on the rollercoaster ride.

2018 Is Year Of Transformation For Egypt’s Hospitality: Colliers

Despite several challenges witnessed in the past years, Egypt’s tourism sector managed to navigate choppy waters and started to bounce back. Invest-Gate interviews Christopher Lund, associate director at Colliers International MENA, to discuss his insights on the tourism market in Egypt and his future outlook.

Is Ramadan A Low Sales Season?

Since the holy month of Ramadan is almost upon us and what it entails with family gatherings, weekly outings, and shorter working hours, Invest-Gate surveys a number of real estate key players to know if Ramadan is a low sales season and if it, in turn, affects the overall yearly revenues

Projects’ CEO: Making Second Homes Feel Like First Homes

Invest-Gate sits with Projects Real Estate Development’s CEO Hossam Bahaa to learn more about their North Coast development, Blues Tiffany, as well as how second home destinations can be turned into a first home destination, and areas they are eyeing for their upcoming projects

Adapting to Market New Changes is Key to Success: ARDIC’s Dowidar

Invest-Gate sits with ARDIC for Real Estate Development and Investments’ CEO Ashraf Dowidar to get an overview of the Egyptian economy in general and the real estate sector in specific. Dowidar also shares details about his latest projects, as well as, marketing strategies during the holy month of Ramadan.

Egypt’s Construction Workers: Resilience Through Negligence

Construction work is a vital part of the Egyptian economy, providing countless employment and infrastructure opportunities around the country; however, workers in the field still suffer from low job security, have no access to medical and life insurances, and receive no pension despite being at risk for some major injuries that can, at times, be fatal

Egypt’s Investment Climate Progresses: Colliers’ Ian Albert

After years of turmoil, Egypt has proved itself resilient to headwinds and started to reap the fruits of economic reform. Believing that Egypt has the potential to attracting more investments, Invest-Gate met up with Ian Albert, Colliers International Middle East & North Africa regional director at Cityscape Conference, which took place on March 12 and 13, for an in-depth discussion about the investment climate in Egypt and the real estate market

Stories Retold: Egypt’s Working-Class Women Stand Firm No Matter What

Egypt has a total of 12 mn female breadwinners, being the heads of 30% of households, according to
recent figures by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS). Given the figures, Invest-Gate talks to two working women striving to make ends meet to pay rent, or purchase a new house, dreaming for a better future for them and their families.

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